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Past
Tense
was / were
went
saw
Verb Past
Tense
live
lived
clim climbed
b
cry
cried
Past
Participle
been
gone
seen
Past
Participle
Lived
climbed
cried
verbs.
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FORM:
POSITIVE:
NEGATIVE:
QUESTIONS:
POSITIVE
SUBJ+AUXILIARY+ PARTICIPLE+
COMPL.
I have cleaned my room.
(I've cleaned )
You have cleaned your room.
(Youve cleaned)
He, she, it has cleaned his/her room.
(Hes, shes, its cleaned)
We have cleaned our room.
(Weve cleaned)
You have cleaned your room.
(Youve cleaned)
They have cleaned their room.
(Theyve cleaned)
NEGATIVE
SUBJ+AUXILIARY+ PARTICIPLE+
COMPL.
I have not cleaned my room.
(I havent cleaned )
You have not cleaned your room.
(You havent cleaned)
He, she, it has not cleaned his/her room.
(He, she, it hasnt cleaned)
We have not cleaned our room.
(We havent cleaned)
You have not cleaned your room.
(You havent cleaned)
They have not cleaned their room.
(They havent cleaned)
QUESTIONS
Yes / No Questions
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To answer Yes / No questions, we use short answers with have / havent and has / hasnt.
Yes, they have. / No, they havent.
Yes, she has. / No, she hasnt.
Wh- Questions
To form Wh- questions, we put the question word before the Yes / No question.
Why have you left your job?
What has she cooked for dinner.
FOR, SINCE
The time expressions since and for are used with the Present Perfect.
Since: desde
For: durante
NEGATIVE
QUESTIONS
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We use the Past Simple to describe actions that finished or were completed in the past. The actions do not continue in the
present.
I was a vegetarian several years ago. (I am no longer a vegetarian.)
Ralph visited Europe last summer. (Ralphs trip is over.)